Some people just know they are good at something. They find it while they are young, they find it easy and they excel. Not me. I love being creative, but I have never considered myself an artist or much of an original crafter. I have enjoyed drawing, dabbled in a little ceramic work (failure by the way), tried my hand at short story writing but nothing ever seemed to fit. I was a creative square peg trying to fit into an artistic round hole. I needed an outlet, but failed to find one.
It wasn't until I stumbled onto Photoshop that I found my niche, digital editing. The ability to take a photo of something rather benign and create an image that speaks excited me. I was discovering that more than anything it was just the simple everyday moments where I was finding inspiration.
Who see's art in a little girl running down a dirt road?
I did.
A tornado in Idaho?
Not likely, but why not just create one?
A mundane bedtime routine moment? I saw something there too.
My eyes had become open to something that was there the whole time.
Life.
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Alishia Osborn can be contacted via her photography blog www.justleesha.com
It wasn't until I stumbled onto Photoshop that I found my niche, digital editing. The ability to take a photo of something rather benign and create an image that speaks excited me. I was discovering that more than anything it was just the simple everyday moments where I was finding inspiration.
Not likely, but why not just create one?
Life.
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Alishia Osborn can be contacted via her photography blog www.justleesha.com